Society
NEWS_
MRS. RKNN UK I'M
. Editor»
Mrs. Dram may toe reached tty telephone at The Star office on Mon !
<t*y, Wednesday and rrtday mornings at The Star office phone t-.l
At other time* at her home telephone No. 713.
TO SEE-SAW
l shall never see you fun
through the orchard any more
Oi* hear the scratching of '.our
paws
hi early morning at my door.
I shall never watch your tail
Saying you are glad of me.
Or know at meals that your eye,
are turned
Upon my plate reproachfully.
I shall never see yov sleep
hike a ball curled in the sun.
Or feel your no?e pressed in my
hand.
Mow all your dear eog days arc
done.
- Rachel toyman Field
drs. Del-ton Te
Be Clsb Hostess
j.n. J. S, Dor ton will be hostess to
members of the Ishpc-r.lng club on
Thursday afternoon ai 4 o’clock at
iter- hom* on H. Lafuyette stree*.
BiMgs Tea At
Ulwfc On Friday
The regular Frid iv afternoon
tridge tea will be held at the coun
try dub on Friday afternoon at 4
o’clock for members of the Ladles’
*olf club. AH members are cordial
ly Invited to attend Table reserva
10ns not necessary.
uswiian Hemes
Vo Have Meeting
The American Homes division of
-ha Woman’s club will meet or,
Jonday afternoon m the home
oonomiM room of the Central hl^„
•chool at >:30. Mrs. J H. Hull will
ce chairman of the hostess com
mittee and will be tasisted by Mr» .
Oeph Blanton, Mrs. Rush Stroup
and Mrs. John McOlurd. A good
meeting is being planned and all
members are urged to be present
Keaaimaitc* Club
Is KaltttalMd
Members of tils Renaisaau.*
-Study club tore cordially entertain
ed on Tuesday afternoon by Mr.:
J. C. Eskridge. A general discussion
of current events enjoyed by
all members, and two very Inter
esting papers were -cad, one on
North Carolina Poete given by Mrs.
Sam Schenck. and or.* on North
Carolina Fiction W itere given by
Mrs. Joe E. Nash.
At the close of th- program Mrs.
Eskridge served a delightful ice awd
,toet course.
Garden Club
Meeting Tuesday
Members of the Carden club en
joyed a meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. H
Blanton on LaFayetle street wher
*n interesting prog rein on flowers
was given. Mrs. J. L. McDowell re id
* paper on Dahlia.' Mrs. Rush
Stroup read one on Miles, and Mrs.
Colin Hull gave a paper on Cactus.
Ml of the papers wtve instructive
nnd entertaining. Two musical
numbers were given Mrs. P. C
Gardner and Mi... Luther G.J
Thompson each contributing a de
lightful piano solo.
Plants were exchsiured., between
• he members.
Keek Club With
Kim Ethel Thomas
Members of the Conteniponuy
nook club were cordially entertain
ed on Tuesday afternoon by Miss
Ethel Thomas at the home of Mrs
F. D. Quinn. The meeting was open
ed with a short business session,
after which a very Interesting pro
gram on Paul Green's House of
Connelly was given by Mrs. R. W.
Morris, who read anc. discussed se
lections from the play.
At the close of the ptogram Miss
Thomas was assisted by Miss
leasts Mackie and Mias Mhry Hardy
in serving an elabora** salad course
with accessories.
VmMtt $. 8. Class
Meeting Monday.
Members of the Amoma 8. S. clu-ts
of the first Baptls. church h»ld
'heir monthly meeting on Monde?
evening at the home of Mrs. C S
dull, teacher of the class. Mrs
Mull opened the meeting with dc
otionaj after which a business
slon was held and the following
officers were elect'd■ President.
Miss Ruth Hopper: sice president,
Miss Willie Mae Huskey; secretary
*nd treasurer, Mrs. N W. Spurlln
During the social hour the host
ess was assisted by Vise Ruth Hop
per In serving a delicious swt-et
course
Party for Visitors
Tuesday Evening
Mr. and Mrs, H E Richbourg
and Mr. and Mrs. H J Spry were
joint hosts at an mformal smell
party last evening *n honor of
Messrs. Julian and Lculs Richbourr,
of Buffalo. H. V., who returned to
their work there thC morning aft
tar a visit home, *.'d Mr. Ashton
Rlchbourg of Baltimore. who will
dare the latter pa*t of this week
after spending a Pi here Wttn
ids parants. Bridge **» played at
t '
four table.* and at the close of the
evening » delicious sandwich course
with sweet*, was served
Those playing were: Mesi's
Julian, Louis and Ashton R'.ch
bourg, Mr. and Mrs. tpry. Mr. and
Mrs, Rlchbourg, Miss Westbrwk
Mias Margaret Moas, Miss Myrtle
Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Short,
Miss Ella Lipscomb, Mias Iqh
Abrams, Mr. Colye t- and M"
; Thompson.
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B. Y. P. I'. Banqnet
I For Mra. Cobb
Members of the Bostic Young
Peoples' union of the First Baptise
church entertained met evening at
a four course dinner at the chuich
I In compliment to Mr and Mrs.
I Thomas Cobb. Sharing honors wtn
I them were Dr. Zeno Wall and Mr.
Horace Easom. The •r»,g table where
the guests were seated was decorat
ed with splrea, iris and lilacs.
At the conclusion ct the second
I course, Miss Montrov Mull, acting
'as hostess, turned on the radio and
| tuned In oh the station B. Y. P. U
I broadcasting from “New York.” An
attractive program was given bv
the most celebrated cf radio ar
tists, Including suen names as:
Morton Downey, impersonated by
Boyce Wakefield: Virginia Arnold,
by Mary Helen Latt'more; Bing
jCrosby, by Joe Beckham; Ruth Ett
ling, by Ruth Hopper, Anita Aus
tella. famous French Impersonate
and reader, by Louise Austell; Don
nie Boswell. by Kathleen Hord;
Jane Stanley, noted negro blue*
singer, by Mabel Hord- the Duncan
Sisters, by Kathleen and Mabel
Hord; the four Perirlns Slaters, by
Constance Dellinger, Mary Lewi
Wilson, Mary Margatet Mull, anti
Louise Austell. The part of Jon.
Mayo, the announcer was taken bj
Bill Brown. Each of the Impersona
ters sang the original theme song
of the real artist, 'crowed by one
or more other selections.
At the conclusion of the program
congratulatory and appreciative re
marks were made ’ov Dr. Wall --tnd
Mr. Easom.
Uevcr-Webh Weddlni
Is Novel Event
A marring* of Interest to friaada
In thU section took place last Fri
day evening at the Dover Mill
school when MSsa Etheleen Webb
became the bride of Mr. Ploys
Dover. The wedding was unique In
that It came as the unexpected cli
max to an operetta given by the
school children in which a mod:!
wedding was staged. The bride In
the mock wedding wa:. Nellie Webb,
small sister of the bride, and thr
mock groom was TJ. b. Conner, who
acted as maid of honor and best
man for Mr. and Mrs Dover. After
all the attendants were assembled
on the stage the brtdr and groomj
entered ind were quietly married bv
the bride's uncle, Rc" J. W. Ingle.
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the ring ceremony being used
The briar wore i lovely weddngj
gown of white satin with tulle rap I
and veil, ol which lur little sist--; v,
costume was an exa— tr plica. teen
of them carried arm bouquets ol
mixed flowers. Wonnie Webb Jr..
little brother of the bride acted iu>
ringbearer
Other attendants were student,'
of the bnde, who hat been a teach
er In th* school during the oust
year. The little bridesmaids wore
long voile dresses In > alnbow colors
and carried nosegavj of mixe i
flowers. They were th Hawktua |
Frances Ray Sides. Cellcstine ** :t j
narn. Madeline BecKffU, Virgin!..
Pritchard Frances lynn, Orw |
Harris, Inez Lemons and CqrUnv ]
Thomas. Carrying til* bride’s trainj
were Mariguret Behelea and Junto
Meuney. Other attendants were
Juanita Fowler and Charles He ,
drick. The wedding mb sic was fur
nished by Mrs. E. T Bailey.
Mrs. Dover is the daughter of Mi
and Mrs J. W. Webn of this place
;md is a pretty and ti lented young
woman. «he it. a fcir.duate of the
normal school at Bo we and tor the
past year has been a teacher in
the Dover mill school
Mr. Dover Is a »on ol Mr. ■ i
Mrs. Charles Dover Oi near She py
He is at present employed with ite
Dover mill store.
Immediately afte the ceremony
the bride and groom eft tor a short
wedding trip. They will make their
home in Shelby.
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New Low Price Line
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Majestic Unit "ellins
For $99 0
W. A. Pendleton ;.■> showing to
day for 'he first tin', the new line
of Majestic refrigerators, at the new
retail price range of >99.50 to $149.39.
utilizing a "conven'inna!” rotary
compressor instead o( the Majestic
hermetically sealed : nit. These
new electric refrig'’atora at tin J
new low price rang*' are being sir wi :
simultaneously throughout the coon i
try by Majestic dealers. This lint j
will be sold by established out let.1 ;
in conjunction with the Majesrie j
"de luxe" line of ill steel. herm?ti i
cally sealed refrigerators.
This Is the first time that any
manufacturer has «wt offered two I
complete lines with noth sealed and
'“open” units and with machines on
top and bottom of the cabinet.
Mr. Pendleton has a full line of
th.e new machines oil display.
Solicitor Carpenter
At Palm Tree Sunday
Solicitor John G. Carpenter of
Gastonia will speak Sunday mov
ing to the two Btb'e classes ;
Palm Tree church, it has also Di>:
announced that he will speak to
the entire congregation at 11 a. in.
Solicitor Carpenter is one of th;
outstanding speakers of the «et?
and a fine Christian gentleman.
Palm Tree church and commun't/
will give the distinguished visitor a
cordial welcome.
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